The Problem of National and Cultural Languages
Today, a major debate is underway on the subject of languages in the United States and other nations. In the USA, this debate is caused (1) by the unnatural high rate of Mexican immigration into the USA and (2) by the general worldwide idea of multiculturalism, which assumes that a free nation consists naturally of many different cultures.
However, the high rate of immigration from Mexico is not natural. This rate is unnatural because the Mexican political system and government are not natural and are thus in consistent with God. Further, the idea of multiculturalism is also unnatural and inconsistent with God.
God created only one language for all humans. This language is a language of symbols. God hoped that we would create symbolic languages because they are the only path that can lead humans to all truths. Instead of recognizing the need for a single symbolic language worldwide, people have developed cultural and national languages and debate these language. But, these language impede our searches for truths. This is why many human conflicts exist in the world today. Thus, God allowed us to confuse ourselves with the languages we make and use. But, God did not command us to confuse ourselves.
However, the high rate of immigration from Mexico is not natural. This rate is unnatural because the Mexican political system and government are not natural and are thus in consistent with God. Further, the idea of multiculturalism is also unnatural and inconsistent with God.
God created only one language for all humans. This language is a language of symbols. God hoped that we would create symbolic languages because they are the only path that can lead humans to all truths. Instead of recognizing the need for a single symbolic language worldwide, people have developed cultural and national languages and debate these language. But, these language impede our searches for truths. This is why many human conflicts exist in the world today. Thus, God allowed us to confuse ourselves with the languages we make and use. But, God did not command us to confuse ourselves.
posted by George Shollenberger @ 5:26 PM
2 Comments:
At 1:40 PM,
Anonymous said…
Hey you arrogant schmuck, how do you know what God did, or hoped for? Because it says so in some book written thousands of years ago by people as ignorant as you? Well, not as ignorant ... at least they knew they were writing fairy tales (actually, they were writing political polemics aimed at the Roman-Judean politics of the time).
At 8:49 PM,
George Shollenberger said…
Truth machine, why not become a blogger. If you can still learn, you remain. Otherwise, you are out.
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